Coleridge Way, Walking trail in Somerset, England.
The Coleridge Way extends for 51 miles through the Quantock Hills, Brendon Hills, and Exmoor National Park, featuring woodlands, moorlands, and coastal views.
The path was established to commemorate Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who lived in Nether Stowey and frequently walked these routes in the late 18th century.
The trail connects numerous locations where Coleridge composed poems, including Ash Farm where he wrote Kubla Khan and Alfoxton where he created The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
Travelers can complete the route in six days, with accommodation options and luggage transfer services available at various points along the journey.
Yellow quill markers guide walkers through the path, leading to hidden spots while avoiding crowded tourist areas and offering opportunities to observe red deer and wild ponies.
GPS coordinates: 51.20860,-3.57889
Latest update: March 3, 2025 10:12
Church of St Mary
2.6 km
Church of St Dubricius, Porlock
1.2 km
Holnicote Estate
1.2 km
Porlock Bay
2.2 km
Church of All Saints
2.2 km
Bury Castle
2 km
Hawkcombe Woods
1.3 km
Dovery Manor Museum
997 m
West Somerset Rural Life Museum and Victorian School
735 m
Lynch Chapel of Ease
1 km
The Ship Inn
1.4 km
Periwinkle Cottage Tea Rooms
2.1 km
Remains of churchyard cross
2.2 km
Horner packhorse bridge
1.1 km
Luccombe Post Office Mounting Block And Wall Box
2.5 km
Selworthy War Memorial Cross
2.1 km
Westbourne Cottage
2.1 km
Stables And Linhay Abutting West Lynch Farmhouse Returned To South
1 km
West Luccombe packhorse bridge
574 m
Allerford packhorse bridge
750 m
Cottage (National Trust Estate No 68)
2.1 km
Gatehouse and Gatehouse Cottage, Holnicote Estate
1.3 km
Barn And Round House At West Lynch Farm Park
996 m
West Lynch House, Dwarf Wall And Railings Returned To House As Curved Walls
1.1 km
Lorna Doone National Trust Shop And Information Centre
2.1 km
Porlock Library
1.4 km
Doverhay Reading Room And Cottage Abutting North End
992 m
Churchyard Cross, About 10 Metres North East Of Porch, Church Of St Dubricius
1.2 kmReviews
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